The Roving Eye

The conical thing rolls back and
forth on the eye shaped tracks even
though the tracks slope
down at the ends.

holly, maple, mahogany
18"x10"x6"
1997

$500

Great Inverted Retrosnub Icosidodecahedron

This one has the distinction of having fallen off the top of a bus onto the freeway. It was in a box, which left it about two thirds intact, but I had to reattach the other third. That third went back together amazing well, though some of the outer points are not as pointy as they once were!

maple, beech, jatoba,
peruvian walnut, bloodwood, spanish cedar, chokte kok
24"x24"x24"
1998

$2500

Plate Tectonics, based on the Icosidodecahedron

cedar
18"x18"x18"
1997

$650

Clear Great Dodecahedron

plexiglass
7"x7"x7"
1997

$300

Spiky Dodechedron,
the first wooden polyhedron I ever made
(thus its relatively steep price)!

painted wood, 800 sharpened dowels
12"x12"x12"
1995

$3000